When assessing my intelligences, my dominant intelligence was Body/Kinesthetic. I was not surprised by the results, because it is the method that I enjoy the most. In my opinion the results were correct and incorrect at the same time. I say this because I am a practical application or hands-on type of person, but that is just to cement information that I’ve already learned. For instance, when I first learned how to wire a three-way light switch, I used multiple forms of intelligence before I actually got to the hands-on. I used the verbal/linguistic because the instructor was talking out the steps as he progressed through the slide presentation. I also used visual/spatial because he had a slide show with a picture showing exactly what he was saying. In actuality, I already knew how to wire the switch before I even touched it. So, although I do learn by hands-on approach, intelligence is only a backup to two others. It just happens to be the most enjoyable.
My scores on the personality section were pretty much what I expected. I know that I am an extrovert (11) mainly because the majority of my life has required me to work as a team. There was always an individual effort, but it was for a desired team result. I also figured that I would score higher for sensing (14) because I am a practical person. In the Corps the motto was “90% of your time will be spent on the 10%”. What that means is, 10% of Marines are the individuals that act without using common sense. Those are generally the people that are always in trouble. Therefore you spend a majority of your time with their legal matters, vice praising the ones that are utilizing common sense and staying out of trouble. I scored higher on thinking (12) because I pride myself on doing a job well the first time so I don’t have to do it again. I will sit back and analyze a situation, then make decisions on how to go forward with resolving the problem. I also believe in Newton’s Theory of “every action has an equal and opposite reaction”. Not just on a Physics level but in life itself. I was one given a situation and was told to give my input on it. The following is a scenario:

If a man is caught stealing bread, he is a thief. What if he was stealing bread because his family just lost everything they had to a shady loan provider that ran off with government funding? Would you think differently of his situation?
Most people, like myself, would sympathize with the man and not send him to jail as a thief and do whatever they could to help. I scored higher on judging (10) than I did on perceiving because I don’t like pushing work close to deadlines. I usually have a pretty structured life with a goal for the day set when I wake up.
I haven’t had a huge problem with completing assignments or focusing before, so I don’t see the need to make any drastic changes. I’m extremely proactive for my assignments and if I do wait until the last minute to turn it in its only because I’ve gone through it extensively. In a way, I do wish the weekly lessons had sound with the slide presentation. For auditory learners it would be amazing.